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Use case: Reads your inbox, Slack, calendar and meeting notes and returns only what changed, why it matters and where you owe a decision
Works with Gmail or Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack, meeting notes (such as Granola)
Use case: A morning list of the questions you asked people by email or Slack that are still unanswered, plus the messages you haven't replied to, each with a one-line nudge drafted. If you write code, it can add pull requests waiting on your review
Works with Gmail, Slack, GitHub (optional)
Use case: Ask it for a new Bot, such as an investor scout or a meeting-prep Bot, and answer a few questions. It designs a well-scoped Bot with one job and creates it once you approve. It can also review the Bots you already have
Works with No apps needed
Use case: Interviews you about what you do, what you repeat and what you put off, then recommends the first three Bots worth creating. You can answer by voice: start a voice chat with the Bot on desktop, iPhone or Android
Works with No apps needed
Use case: Reads new support tickets, checks your help docs and refund policy, and drafts a reply to each. For a refund request it checks the payment in Stripe and recommends yes or no, quoting the policy line it used. You send every reply and approve every refund. In its own case study, the Grok Bot team says its support team handled a 175% rise in tickets without hiring
Works with Your help desk or support inbox (such as Gmail), Stripe (for refund checks), your help docs
Use case: Groups your last 100 support conversations by recurring complaint, counts each one, finds likely causes and recommends the three fixes that would help most
Works with Your support inbox (such as Gmail) or help desk
Use case: Finds customers who stopped ordering, are spending less or went quiet, explains why each one is flagged and drafts one win-back message for each
Works with Your CRM, store or invoicing app
Use case: Compares supplier quotes side by side on price, minimum order, payment terms, delivery and shipping, flags missing information and points out savings
Works with Gmail, Google Drive
Use case: Reads a long contract and flags the risky clauses in plain English, or checks a final lease against what was agreed by email
Works with Gmail (for the email thread). Attach the contract or lease as a PDF
Use case: Turns notes, reports or meeting outcomes into a complete slide deck with speaker notes, delivered as Google Slides or a PowerPoint file
Works with Google Drive for Google Slides. Nothing extra for a PowerPoint file
Use case: Pulls the open action items from your docs, meeting notes and Slack into one running list, and gives you a short morning digest so nothing slips
Works with Google Docs or Notion, Slack, meeting notes (such as Granola)
Use case: Files the contracts, policies and other long documents that arrive by email, keeps them organized, tracks renewal dates and answers questions about them. The template's routines come switched off, so nothing runs until you turn it on
Works with Gmail, Google Drive
Use case: Scores your sales calls from a transcript or a recording and tells you what to fix before the next one
Works with None if you attach the transcript or recording. Gong or Granola if you use them
Use case: Every weekday morning it researches each company you're meeting, summarizes your past conversations, finds open questions and preps three talking points
Works with Google Calendar, Gmail, your CRM (optional). It researches companies on the web in its own browser
Use case: Reviews the quotes you sent in the last 30 days that got no reply, ranks them by value and drafts a personal follow-up for each
Works with Gmail, your CRM or quoting tool
Use case: Give it an email address, a LinkedIn profile, a handle or a photo of a business card. It drafts the follow-up email and adds the person to your contact tracker
Works with Gmail, Google Sheets
Use case: A one-job Bot that drafts a fast, friendly first reply to every new inbound lead, offering two times to talk. You press Send
Works with Gmail or Outlook, Google Calendar
Use case: Every weekday morning it researches five people or companies that genuinely fit what you sell, checks that they're real and reachable, and drafts a first message to each. You decide who hears from you
Works with Gmail (for drafts). It searches the web, public posts on X in its own browser
Use case: Sweeps your Gmail, ranks what actually needs you, drafts replies, preps today's meetings and sends you one morning brief. It never presses Send: every reply waits for you. Have more than one Gmail account? Add each one in Connect apps, then Gmail, then Add Another Account and tell the Bot which ones to check
Works with Gmail, Google Calendar
Use case: Pulls the action items from your meetings, email and Slack into one to-do list, and drafts a recap email for each meeting
Works with Granola or Google Meet notes, Gmail, Slack, your to-do app
Use case: Finds times that work across the calendars you can see, drafts invites and reschedules, and follows up on the meeting holds nobody confirmed
Works with Google Calendar or Outlook, Gmail
Use case: Overnight it reviews new leads from your email (including Calendly booking notices) and the job boards you name, scores each one against your rate and skills, and drafts a scoped proposal for the best ones. Nothing is sent
Works with Gmail. It checks job boards in its own browser
Use case: Writes a proposal draft in Google Docs from your notes after each sales or discovery call, using your template and pricing rules
Works with Your meeting notetaker (such as Granola), Google Docs
Use case: Builds the weekly expense summary, matches receipts from your finance inbox, flags missing categories and policy exceptions, and drafts one follow-up per person. It's the official Expense Manager role as a ready-made Bot
Works with Your expense system, email, Google Drive, Google Sheets
Use case: Goes through your email and saves every invoice and receipt to one Google Drive folder, each named by date, provider and amount. Several Gmail accounts? Add each one in Connect apps, then Gmail, then Add Another Account, give it a label, and tell the Bot which labels to search
Works with Gmail, Google Drive
Use case: Compares your calendar, email and project notes with your invoices and flags client work you did but never billed, with a draft invoice line for each item for you to check
Works with Gmail, Google Calendar, your invoicing app
Use case: Walks through a flow on your website or staging site, such as sign-up, a contact form or checkout, runs your checklist, reproduces bugs with screenshots and says pass or fail before you ship
Works with None. It uses its own browser on your site
Use case: Pulls spend and performance by campaign, compares them with your budget and target customer acquisition cost (CAC), recommends reallocations and drafts a Slack update
Works with Slack, Google Sheets (your budget sheet). X Ads is in Connect apps, other ad platforms, analytics work in its own browser after you sign in
Use case: Turns keywords into content ideas and writer-ready briefs for search and for AI answers (AEO, answer engine optimization)
Works with None: paste your keywords. If you want it to pull them from Search Console, it uses Search Console in its own browser
Use case: Runs your top buyer questions in ChatGPT and Gemini and suggests fixes for the pages where competitors show up instead of you
Works with None to connect: it asks ChatGPT, Gemini in its own browser. Your website's plugin (WordPress.com, Webflow or Wix) helps only if you want draft page edits
Use case: Edits drafts so they read like a person wrote them, keeps your voice, shows every change and never invents a fact
Works with None: paste your text
Use case: Finds X posts on your topics that already proved themselves (saved, not just liked) and turns them into original angles in your voice
Works with None: reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Turns one podcast, video or article into X posts, LinkedIn posts, email content, short-form ideas and outlines
Works with Google Docs (optional). Paste a transcript, or give it a link it can open in its own browser
Use case: One Bot writes the Substack newsletter, another turns it into a podcast episode
Works with An audio tool such as ElevenLabs (Connect apps). It uses Substack in its own browser
Use case: Separate Bots draft X posts and plan LinkedIn content in your voice
Works with None: it drafts in the chat. Reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Hand Grok Bot a customer interview or sales-call transcript from Granola or Gong and it drafts a blog post, a LinkedIn update and a newsletter paragraph in your voice. Save it as a skill and run it after every call
Works with Granola or Gong, Google Docs
Use case: Drafts articles and newsletters in your voice and flags the claims it can't verify, with a "cut this if we're unsure" box at the end
Works with Google Docs. It researches in its own browser, and uses your CMS (the tool you publish your website with) or email tool only for drafts
Use case: Learns your voice from posts you paste in, then turns a messy voice note or rough paragraph into a LinkedIn post draft in your voice. You copy it and post it yourself
Works with None: paste your recent posts, then dictate or paste your note
Use case: Watches only the topics you pick, finds the few X posts that are still gaining speed, and drafts a short, useful reply for each. You post the replies yourself
Works with None: reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Finds the best moments in a long recording and cuts them into short captioned clips with transcript and timestamps
Works with None: upload a recording or share a link
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